From memes to jokes, How internet responded to the great Twitter outage

Despite investing billions of dollars to acquire Twitter, Elon Musk’s contentious takeover has harmed the microblogging site. A tremendous amount of harm has been done to the organisation as a result of the CEO’s unusual decisions. On Wednesday, a significant technical error occurred on the social networking platform.

As Twitter has had similar setbacks in the past, the most recent outage is not an exceptional occurrence. Many users speculated that the shortage of personnel may have contributed to the global disruption after Elon Musk sacked numerous staff just before the outage occurred. People from all over the world took advantage of every opportunity to troll social media with amusing memes and jokes. You shouldn’t miss these top memes that we have gathered here.

If Twitter is treating you like a new Tweeter with a "Welcome to Twitter" page, please be patient…their Technical Support Team is working on the problem right now. #TwitterDown pic.twitter.com/VpImGMqxRg

— Norman Charles (@NormanCharles66) March 1, 2023

Twitter's sole surviving engineer trying to fix this outage…#TwitterDown pic.twitter.com/r1inGjlGne

— Jaja (@JajaBreed) March 1, 2023

#TwitterDown

*Elon Musk trying to fix twitter*pic.twitter.com/Ey6UkYutfy

— Pintu💙 (@Pintuu0) February 23, 2023

Elon on Twitter today👇#TwitterDown pic.twitter.com/K1XaQ9ypSR

— Sᴡᴇᴇᴛ Tʜɪɴɢ🍃 (@5SweetThing) February 9, 2023

https://t.co/FQSe9dX3HX

— Christian Guthier (@oxford_guthier) March 1, 2023

https://t.co/zYb5WhRRhO

— D K 🐸 (@0xdelken) March 1, 2023

Welcome to Twitter!

Twitter seems to think I'm new today. Maybe I'm a born again Tweeter.#TwitterDown #TwitterBug #technology pic.twitter.com/MlX7GKfdIq

— Mark Andrews (@chinacarstravel) March 1, 2023

All users can now access Twitter without any problems as normal business has resumed. Elon Musk’s decision to fire a number of people cost the business a large number of skilled personnel, including product managers, engineers, and members of the data science division. Esther Crawford, who oversaw initiatives including the Blue verification subscription and the future payments platform, was one among those fired.

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